Johanna Yoder was never supposed to write.But the words won't stop. She's poured her heart into stories published under a secret pen name - stories that would get her shunned if her Amish community ever found out. When the bishop discovers her forbidden work, Johanna faces an impossible ultimatum: burn every word, or lose her family forever.She thought her secret was safe. Until Judah Barton showed up.A desperate news reporter with a failing newspaper and nothing left to lose, Judah sees Johanna's story as his last chance to save everything. But the spirited Amish writer he meets isn't the scandal he expected - and the closer he gets to her, the more he realizes he's risking far more than his career.Now Johanna must choose: silence her voice to protect her family, or speak her truth and lose everything she's ever known. And Judah must decide: chase the story that could save him, or protect the woman who's changed him.Some secrets are worth keeping. Others are worth everything.Previously published in 2021

A Canadian cruise. A hidden past. A pull she cannot explain.Olivia Carr has spent her life behind emotional walls—a mother gone too soon and a father too indifferent to care left her heart cynical and guarded. When the school year ends, she braces for another lonely summer… until her estranged father unexpectedly invites her to his Boston estate.But one disastrous visit shatters her fragile hope of reconciliation. Fleeing his cold mansion, Olivia reluctantly joins her fellow teachers on a cruise through maritime Canada—only to find herself drawn toward Nova Scotia, and especially to the remote lighthouse at Pawleys Cove. Why does it feel like part of her past is waiting there?Clark Rafferty, a fellow teacher grounded by his Christian faith, has fought to keep a polite distance from Olivia—and from the growing attraction he knows could complicate both their lives. But when she steps aboard the ship and becomes entangled with a charming passenger Clark instinctively distrusts, his resolve begins to crumble.As the cruise carries them closer to Nova Scotia, memories awaken, danger circles, and romance stirs in the unlikeliest places--while below the beam of the Pawleys Cove lighthouse, an old man prays for the little girl he remembers. What awaits Olivia on the rocky shores of Nova Scotia—truth, heartbreak, or a love she never expected?

A CIA contractor goes missing in Iraq. Five years later, he turns up in Yemen.Now, it’s up to Titus to find out if he’s a traitor or a patriot. After Titus accepts an assignment to bring rogue CIA contractor Jacob Levin back to the States, he learns the operation has been put on hold pending Presidential approval. That’s fine with him. He’s looking forward to spending time in Oklahoma with his fiancée, Nikki Saxon.But then, his boss needs a favor. After that, everything changes. It begins in Springfield, Missouri . . . Where he interviews a former CIA employee about the missing Jacob Levin. It continues in Detroit, Michigan . . . Where he and Nikki spend Thanksgiving with his relatives. It leads to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia . . . Where he encounters a killer. It ends in Somahi, Yemen . . . Where he finally discovers the truth. Along the way, he’s forced to deal with issues about his personal life, confront questions about his past, and make decisions about his future. Can he trust God for the answers? Will Nikki agree with his decision? How will he handle the outcome?What People Are Saying About Titus Ray Thrillers:“The characters are very well-developed and believable. I enjoyed the way the author described Titus Ray's internal struggles and character flaws creating a very authentic main character. The story was action-packed and one is left wondering how the author could be so knowledgeable of the CIA and the work of their covert operatives.”“Excellent read full of action and intrigue, with a dash of soul mixed in for good measure.”“A fast paced story line full of cliffhangers, conspiracy and romance!”“I'm definitely hooked on this series. Much suspense, twists and turns.”“ I recommend these books for all who enjoy good clean fiction, especially involving current events in the world. I like the development of the characters and their relationship.”Purchase this international fast-paced thriller TODAY!

A single woman becomes guardian to a baby girl and finds love and family with a small town cop in this inspirational romance.Suddenly a MotherWhen a baby is dropped into her life without warning, Emily Shaw is overjoyed. It's a bit odd that her distant cousin named single Emily as guardian, but she's thrilled all the same. She never thought she'd get to be a mom. Another unexpected blessing is that baby Cora arrives in the arms of police chief Greg Taylor. Despite all three of them instantly bonding, Greg has promised himself he'll never be a father. And now Emily's smooth-talking relative is challenging her right to raise Cora. Will Emily have to make an impossible decision between the child she already loves and the man who loves her?

Baltimore, 1828Spinning. Turning flax to fine linen thread for her family’s weaving business keeps Betha’s hands occupied all day, but it’s the concerns spinning in her heart that never truly rest. How can she give her nephew Henry a secure, loving home when his father remains indifferent? How can she guide the boy who calls her “Ma” to know and follow the Lord for himself? And when past secrets and future changes collide, will she lose Henry altogether?Colm Gallagher is passionate about teaching boys using innovative educational methods. But is his kind and thorough instruction enough if he is not allowed to give his students the ultimate truth of God’s Word? Confronted by his student Henry Young and the boy’s lovely but determined aunt, Colm considers if he has allowed practical considerations to outweigh his deepest-held beliefs.Even as Betha and Colm are drawn to each other, family loyalties, financial pressures, and personal uncertainties push them further apart. Will the threads of their lives unravel or become knit together into something stronger?Weaving linen is her family’s legacy. Weaving roots of truth and grace is her calling.Weaving Roots is Irish-American Christian fiction featuring real history, strong faith, and relatable characters living, working, and falling in love in 1827 Baltimore.

The Carlyle Women-four generations,each facing the challenges of her timeand each harboring her own painful secret~“Lyn Cote hooked me from the very beginning, then expertly reeled me across the pages full of romance, suspense, heartbreak, forgiveness, acceptance.”“Breathtaking”“Romance of epic proportions, absorbing and satisfying-a rich journey with meticulous historical detail and vivid characters--a treat for the reader.”Meant for Me, 1917-1929Had to Be You 1935-1945To Love Somebody 1960-1979What Love Is 1990The twentieth century displayed in the rich tapestry of one family’s saga~